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Seven jobs are to be lost with the closure of Mullingar’s Halifax branch in the coming months. The Halifax branch at Pearse Street, Mullingar is among 44 branches nationwide that are to close by the end of June this year.

Six jobs are to be lost with the closure of Athlone’s Halifax branch in the coming months. The Halifax branch in Golden Island Shopping Centre, Athlone is among 44 branches nationwide that are to close by the end of June this year.

Six jobs will be lost in Castlebar from May after the Bank of Scotland Ireland this week announced that it is to close 44 Irish Halifax retail operations — which means the closure of the Halifax branch located on Main Street, Castlebar.

Q. I purchased two residential investment properties in the middle of 2007. I took out loans on an interest only basis. The interest-only period on those loans is coming to an end in December of this year. The capital repayments on the loan will probably be impossible for me to finance. I don’t think that I can sell the houses in the current climate and even if I could, I would have to sell them at a loss. Is there anything that I can do to reduce the financing cost?

The stock market here at home recorded the largest one-day increase in its history on Friday after a week that rocked the financial world to its core.

In an unusual move, the Department of Finance published a draft of the proposed NAMA legislation for public debate and discussion throughout the summer, in advance of it being formally debated in the Dáil in September after the summer break.

In one of its most aggressive promotions to date, Hibernian Health has announced that it is to cut premiums by ten per cent on its Level 2 Health Plan. Designed to attract VHI customers, a family can save over €600 while individuals can save over €220 on Hibernian Health’s most popular health plan.

Entrepreneurs, business owners and workers in Carlow-Kilkenny are losing out on significant tax savings according to new statistics just published by Ireland’s Central Statistics Office.

Nine children’s groups in Galway have topped the local vote in AIB’s Better Ireland Programme. They have each received a donation of €10,000 from AIB branches in their area.

Consumers could be better off by more than €900, including up to €400 cashback, by simply switching their health insurance and other policies to Hibernian Aviva before February 28 2009.